Lesson Idea | An Egg-Citing Ride

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Elementary school Lesson Idea | An Egg-Citing Ride

Provider: DiscoverE

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This lesson was selected for its practical, hands-on engineering challenge that builds teamwork, problem-solving, and science understanding.

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Analytical ThinkingCooperationCreative ThinkingCritical ThinkingDesignReflection1st Grade2nd Grade3rd Grade4th Grade5th GradeKindergarten

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A hands-on engineering activity where students work in small teams to design a bungee system that lets a raw egg drop from about 5 feet and stop just above the ground without breaking, using materials like rubber bands or string. The teams first test with a weighted “fake egg,” then evaluate, redesign, and try again, learning concepts like energy, gravity, and elasticity through the engineering design process. The activity is designed for grades K-8, typically taking about 1-2 hours depending on how many testing and redesign cycles are included.

Lesson Idea | An Egg-Citing Ride

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DiscoverE gives students simple STEM learning experiences, tools, and programs. It helps them understand engineering better through teamwork and support from groups around the world.



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